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Scriabin Etude in D Sharp Minor Op 8 No 12 Matsuev

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Uploaded by on Jan 28, 2012

In his review of last Tuesday's recital by the Russian pianist Denis Matsuev, Rick Schultz writes, (He) "turned UCLA's Royce Hall into the Moscow Conservatory Tuesday night.-------"Matsuev,36, is a virtuoso in the tradition of Gilels,Richter and Horowitz. He revels in playing at speeds almost too fast to absorbs. At slower tempos,he creates a lovely,delicately judged musical flow." The program was gargantuan with Schubert's Sonata in A minor (D.784) and Beethoven's"Appassionata" followed,after intermisiion, by Grieg's Sonata in E minor and Stravinsky's Three Movements from "Petrushka." . He gave four delightful encores. One could quibble here and there, but for me, it was one of the most exciting recitals that I have attended in years.

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  • Id love to hear the Schubert and Grieg sonata and this is heavy Scriabin perhaps climaxing too quickly but the best I ve heard till yet.Bravo!

  • I like that he takes rhythmic license. But not how I would play it if I only could! :(

  • wow ! very scriabinesque. Thanks !

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